Overview
Adjust bit height quickly and easily from atop your router table, and enjoy sag-free support from the heavy-duty plate. The plate is perfectly sized to fit all of our new router tables, while the lift housing accepts a wide range of small-to-medium sized routers.
- The Router Lift FX Plus accepts the following routers: Porter-Cable 690/890 Series, Bosch 1617-16-18, DeWalt* 610, 616, 618.
- Plate measures 8-1/4" x 11-3/4" x 3/8"
- Insert plate's center hole (3-5/8" overall dia.) accepts larger raised panel bits and includes an insert ring with a 1-1/2" bit opening.
- Compatible with large opening inserts.
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Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 12.7000 |
What's included:
(1) Rockler Aluminum Router Lift FX
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Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Posted March 12, 2014
I purchased the lift after many years of agony and I love it. When I clamped the router in it didn't feel as tight as I wanted so I adjusted the tension screw until it had a little pull on the clamp. You always wonder why you waited so long.
Works so well, I bought a 2nd
Posted March 4, 2014
I purchased my 1st lift a couple years back. Mine sits in my assembly table and is used and abused everyday. The finish has taken a beating but I feel it holds up better than a Phenolic product would. I purchased my 2nd one to help speed up work with less bit changes. It is as simple as it gets to use. I will be looking to add a couple more to my work table as time goes on.
I had adapted my table saw...
Posted July 2, 2013
I had adapted my table saw to include a router station. This worked okay for a number of years, but it was a pain to make fine adjustments to the height. During a good sale, I broke down and bought the Router Lift FX as well as Rockler's table. Wow, what a difference. My only complaint is that, out of the box, the tension screw was not tight enough so my bit tended to sink. After correcting that, it has stayed true, and my ability to really fine tune cuts has been fantastic.
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